We take a look at what the peak market means for farmers and the industry.

A $2 billion fund will finance agriculture ventures along their border.

The market model for farmers in California who sell water is coming up short.

Farmers in the dry Central Valley raise the highest-value crops they can grow

Answer: Probably, yes.

Catherine Rampell from The Washington Post and Sudeep Reddy of the Wall Street Journal wrap up the week in news. But, what else did we learn this week?

…in California, that is.

Agriculture uses 80 percent of the water in California

Without bees, we'd lose $15 billion each year in the U.S. – and $100 billion globally.

"Grain cars were unhooked so the locomotives could hook onto oil," one farmer says. Dakota railroads tell another story.